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Industry Pittsburgh

4.1
(57 reviews)

Business Details

5803 Centre Ave, Pittsburgh, PA
15206, United States
(412) 850-2674
https://industry-pittsburgh.com/

About

Apartment BuildingApartment Rental Agency
Discover a brand-new community in a bustling neighborhood where Shadyside, East Liberty, and Bloomfield collide in Pittsburgh, PA. Welcome to Industry Pittsburgh, a pet-friendly community offering spectacular views and easy access to countless opportunities for work and play. With 30 different studio, one-, two-, and three-bedroom apartment and penthouse loft floorplans to select from, each apartment radiates the eclectic energy of Shadyside. Find balance in our yoga studio, stay focused in our co-working spaces, or enjoy our coffee bar. When the time comes, you’ll encounter upscale boutique shops, lively bars, and diverse restaurants that are only steps from your door.

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Location

Industry Pittsburgh
5803 Centre Ave, Pittsburgh, PA
15206, United States

Hours

Monday9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Tuesday9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Wednesday9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Thursday9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Friday9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
SaturdayClosed
SundayClosed

Reviews

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  • SD
    Sebastien Durant
    Feb 2, 2026
    2.0
    Apartment Review Overall rating: 3/5 Value for money: 2/5 1. Lighting & View The unit I lived in faced the courtyard. Natural light was extremely poor — I had to keep the lights on even during the daytime. The view was also terrible, and privacy was very limited since I could clearly see into other residents’ apartments across the courtyard. Apartments facing the courtyard should reasonably have lower rent due to these issues, but they did not. 2. Soundproofing Overall, the sound insulation was decent, but there were some serious flaws. The soundproofing between neighboring units on the same floor was actually quite good — I rarely heard my side neighbors during my year-plus stay. However, in the bathroom, I could frequently hear noise that seemed to come from either upstairs or downstairs. Inside the apartment, I was often disturbed by the sound of upstairs neighbors vacuuming or walking barefoot, which appears to be a common issue in this type of building with wooden flooring. The biggest problem came from outside: for some reason, when it rained, the sound of raindrops hitting the roof or eaves was extremely loud. Given that rain is very common in Pittsburgh, this meant that on many rainy nights I had to wear earplugs to sleep. 3. Interior Finishes The interior finishes were acceptable at best, but extremely cheap considering that this building markets itself as “luxury.” You can tell this immediately during a tour. The floors are not real hardwood, the cabinets have no soft-close or anti-collision design, and the toilet seat slams shut with no slow-close mechanism. The washer and dryer were not modern front-load machines but an old-fashioned Top-load agitator washer, which damaged several of my clothes and was extremely noisy. The air conditioning system was also terrible — it made the apartment either too cold or too hot, and it was very loud when running. 4. Ventilation Ventilation was very poor. There is no fresh air system. The only way to ventilate is by opening the windows, but they only open a very small amount. As a result, whenever you cook, the entire apartment ends up smelling like food. 5. Package Delivery The package room was a complete mess. Although packages are supposed to be organized by floor, most delivery drivers simply leave them randomly piled up. Some packages were even left outside the main entrance. This made it extremely difficult to find deliveries, and there are no secure package lockers. I lost multiple packages during my time there. 6. Security Although the main entrance has access control, you do not need a key to use the elevator. Once someone enters the building, they can go anywhere. Last winter, there was a homeless person who frequently stayed in the space between the outer and inner doors (the inner door requires key access, but the outer one does not). That area was warm, and he often smelled strongly of alcohol, which made me feel unsafe when picking up food deliveries. Final Summary The building materials and construction quality feel very cheap, yet the apartment is marketed and priced as “luxury.” I paid around $2,200 per month for a courtyard-facing studio, plus approximately $50 for water, $100 for electricity, $100 mandatory Wi-Fi, and $200 for parking, totaling nearly $2,700 per month — which is absurd for a studio of this quality. If you have a car, you can find much better and cheaper apartments south of the river. If you don’t have a car, you would be better off choosing Coda next door (even though their leasing team is slow to respond). Overall, the price does not match the living experience at all. Overall experience: 3/5 Considering value for money: 2/5 Would not recommend.
  • GS
    George Stey
    Dec 19, 2025
    5.0
    Wonderful staff, safe and convenient location, excellent gym, great workspace / lounge! I literally moved in because of Clarence, the fantastic former property manager, as I legitimately felt I could trust him and wouldn't just be a door number at a big apartment complex. Jalissa, the former leasing agent, was also absolutely wonderful, and super kind. Rich too is excellent, a gentlemen and wonderful technician.
  • MB
    Matthew Burks
    May 7, 2025
    5.0
    Clarence has been nothing short of exceptional, grateful for the opportunity to live in a place like Industry.
  • CH
    Casey H
    Jun 20, 2024
    5.0
    Clarence was an excellent host. The complex is beautiful. Seems like a great place to live
  • SC
    Sharon Carter
    Oct 24, 2023
    5.0
    If you want to live in luxury, great and cozy with awesome amenities, well this is the place for you!! I just Love it and would highly recommend 10 stars!!

Frequently Asked Questions About Industry Pittsburgh

What types of apartments are available at Industry Pittsburgh?

Industry Pittsburgh offers 30 different floorplans including studio, one-, two-, and three-bedroom apartments and penthouse lofts.

Is Industry Pittsburgh a pet-friendly community?

Yes, Industry Pittsburgh is a pet-friendly community that welcomes dogs and other pets.

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